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    Black Screen

    By James Salerno

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    In the modern world, man's reliance on technology increases exponentially. A rich Russian patriot decides that he can design a plan to make his mother country, Russia, relevant on the world stage. Convincing a computer genius to become his master manipulator, our protagonist launches a computer program that will change technology forever. Cyberterrorism and hacking are two common practices that can have a major effect on mankind. In a world that needs technology and electrical power, what if one day the systems that controlled it came to a screeching halt? It could be possible that instead of guns and nuclear warfare, modern war would invoke technological interruption. When looking at our cell phones, computers, and the myriad of electronic devices, including television, what if one day we were staring at a Black Screen?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateJul 27, 2020
    ISBN9781647013103
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    James Salerno

    James Salerno was raised in Greenwich, Connecticut. He has three great children. He attended Muhlenberg College and Nova Southeastern University, where he earned an MBA. He has a published book called Tomorrow Never Comes. He will write until the day he dies, which hopefully isn't soon. His goal is to one day see someone reading one of his books.

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